skeemikontroll

Skeemikontroll is a term that originates from the online gaming community, specifically from the game "RuneScape." It refers to a method of controlling or manipulating the game's economy and market prices through coordinated buying and selling of items. The term "skeem" is derived from the word "scheme," and "kontroll" is a misspelling of "control," reflecting the informal and often humorous nature of the gaming community's language.

The practice of skeemikontroll typically involves a group of players who agree to collectively buy or sell large quantities of a particular item to drive its price up or down. This can be done for various reasons, such as to make a profit, to disrupt the game's economy, or simply as a form of entertainment. Skeemikontroll can have significant impacts on the game's economy, leading to inflation, deflation, or other economic imbalances.

Skeemikontroll is generally considered to be against the rules of "RuneScape" and can result in penalties, including the loss of in-game items or even the banning of player accounts. The game's developers, Jagex, actively monitor and take action against such activities to maintain the integrity of the game's economy. Despite this, skeemikontroll remains a topic of discussion and debate within the "RuneScape" community, with some players arguing that it is a harmless form of gameplay, while others view it as cheating or exploitation.

The term skeemikontroll has also been adopted by other online communities and has become a part of internet slang, often used to describe any form of coordinated manipulation or control, not necessarily related to gaming.